Topic
Product development
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Approve hit counts look unreal
Approve.so October traffic jumps well past the prior daily pace, and the spike looks worth debugging.
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Hinting at bots in another sidebar
A question about what belongs in one more sidebar reads as a hint that the answer is bots.
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Following posts showing up in For You
Posts from followed accounts are landing in the For You tab, while Following should stay free of the algorithm.
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A static site can answer agents in Markdown
mohit.dev stays HTML for people, and agents can request the same post as Markdown without an API.
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Ferrari starts on Pirelli soft tyres
Ferrari's choice of Pirelli soft tyres looks like lap-one drama at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Software glitches at the Malaysian F1 race
Verstappen, Hamilton, and Ocon all hit software glitches during the Malaysian Formula 1 race.
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Artboar now supports multiple art boards
Artboar picks up multi-artboard editing, with a link to try the update.
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Artboar is live
Shipping Artboar with a Hello World canvas that jokes about the missing d in artboard.
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Sudo music player looks killer if downloads work
Sudo’s music player looks great; the open question is how song downloads work.
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Grok-alike bots limited to 100 November seats
A planned Grok-alike bot launch caps November seats at 100 with a thirty-day timeline.
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Long AI, short everything else
A terse take on Apple’s new-CEO overhaul pushing faster product development.
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Approve hits a million requests
Approve.so crosses one million September hits across assets, push, sockets, and CRUD, with AI next.
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BGBG on TestFlight with a public weblink
A TestFlight build and weblink for BGBG, the iOS app that frames screenshots with backgrounds and blur.
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The screenshot editor’s first export
A Sunday sprint produces the first image export, with TestFlight planned next.
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Building an iOS screenshot background editor
Planning an image editor with background blur, padding, rounded corners, and multiple output ratios.
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An e-commerce framework built for chat
Developing an e-commerce framework around chat, with MCP and CLI access first.
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Rethinking products around MCP, CLI, and webhooks
A shift in product development toward interfaces that agents can use.
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When Astra leaves local Git history behind
Frustration with temporary-folder edits and branch pushes that leave the local checkout outdated.